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2026-04-29
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2026-04-29
Mike Bartley
AI streamlines verification by targeting repetitive tasks but can't replace expert signoff.
2026-04-29
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2026-04-29
Yashasvini Razdan
Introducing STM32C5 in India, STMicroelectronics explained how the new series targets cost-sensitive applications with improved performance, memory, and connectivity.
2026-04-29
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2026-04-29
Liz Allan
New in-vehicle networking technology will likely take over as more AI is added, but in ...
2026-04-28
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2026-04-28
Avi Baum
Redesign your AI systems for efficiency—escape the DRAM crunch by embracing smaller, smarter models.
2026-04-27
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2026-04-27
Aoife Foley
Future data centers must become system-aware to survive AI, 5G, and the global energy crunch.
2026-04-24
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2026-04-24
Kevin Berghoff
The semiconductor industry is facing a reckoning it has postponed for years.
2026-04-23
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2026-04-23
Pablo Valerio
The telecom sector's survival hinges on rapid software automation to counteract soaring hardware costs fueled by the booming AI demand.
2026-04-23
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2026-04-23
Ann Mutschler
As models evolve faster than silicon cycles, experts weigh how much adaptability archit...
2026-04-17
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2026-04-17
Alan Patterson
TSMC slams the gas to expand chip production for AI giants, but shortages loom.
2026-04-17
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2026-04-17
Pablo Valerio
EU DARE project explores alternatives after Codasip divestment creates uncertainty around roadmap and architectural direction.
2026-04-16
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2026-04-16
Bryon Moyer
They're necessary, but insufficient for a marketplace.
2026-04-09
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2026-04-09
Pablo Valerio
“Terafab is likely an Intel fab expansion, with Tesla, SpaceX, and xAI as anchor customers, rather than a standalone venture,” said Yole analyst Adrien Sánchez.
2026-04-09
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2026-04-09
Pat Brans
As the Nexperia episode sharpens Europe’s focus, experts say resilience will hinge on application relevance, supply chain depth, and smarter investment priorities.
2026-04-03
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2026-04-03
Emily Newton
Hardware shortages are stimulating the AI chip counterfeit market. Experts believe a hardware root of trust could alleviate authenticity and security challenges.
2026-04-02
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2026-04-02
Zaheer Ali
Why transatlantic execution, not transatlantic symbolism, now matters to the electronics and semiconductor supply chain.
2026-04-01
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2026-04-01
Pablo Valerio
Alibaba is directly challenging global chip leaders by leveraging open-standard architecture to redefine the AI hardware landscape.
2026-03-25
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2026-03-25
Pablo Valerio
The economics of the global memory market are being fundamentally rewritten by the AI supercycle and catastrophic Middle East supply disruptions.